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Is there a decent contact list of twenty or so most important 
Internet policy leaders in the U.S. Federal government?  In 
particular I am interested in a staff list of those in the EOP, 
EOP-OSTP, OVP, DOC, DOC-NTIA, FCC, NSF, etc. has specific job
responsibilities related to Internet policy developments.

If there isn't such a list, who would you put it on it and what are 
their (your!) areas of expertise/focus?

For example, who worked the long hours on the Green Paper?  Who is 
preparing the briefing papers on the next generation of 
Internet-related policy issues?  Or developing the next set of 
educational or public interest proposals related to the Internet?

Also, which staffers in Congress are considered the most important in 
terms of influence on Internet policy?  How about at the 
Congressional Research Service?

Thanks,

Steven Clift

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